The Lodge, Castlecrine, Sixmilebridge, Co. ClareV95NYH7

The property offers wonderful outdoor lawns and a safe, gated environment for children to play, though buyers with young children should verify if the rural setting and proximity to local roads require extra supervision.

With three bedrooms and good reception space, there is room for growing families, but teenagers might find the rural countryside location somewhat isolated compared to town living.

The 104 m² layout and two-bathroom configuration is somewhat compact for multi-generational living, though the flexible ground-floor bedroom option provides some adaptability.

Affordable relative to larger country homes, but single buyers should factor in the maintenance demands of a historic stone property and a rural septic tank.

An idyllic and romantic historic gate lodge offering character features, two reception rooms, and peaceful countryside surroundings ideal for couples seeking a tranquil retreat.

Single-level elements like a ground-floor bedroom and WC provide some future-proofing, though stairs and garden maintenance should be considered.

The peaceful rural setting appeals to retirees, but the presence of stairs and the need to manage a septic tank and oil heating system mean buyers should evaluate long-term suitability.

The peaceful environment and separate reception rooms lend themselves well to home offices, though buyers should verify broadband speeds in this rural area.

Sixmilebridge railway station is nearby and the M18 offers connections to Shannon, Limerick, and Ennis, assisting hybrid commuters.

An appealing countryside haven for retirees who appreciate historic architecture and quiet surroundings.

Features a ground-floor bedroom/reception and WC, but the historic layout, stairs, and rural location mean healthcare facilities require travel.

As a protected or historic stone building dating from the 1840s, ongoing maintenance requires specialized care compared to modern builds.

Accessed through a gated entrance with traditional cut-stone boundary walls, offering a good sense of privacy and security.

Characterized by historic charm, exposed stone walls, turrets, and arched windows rather than minimalist modern aesthetics.

Includes two reception rooms and a ground-floor room that can function as a bedroom or an additional living space.

A stunning 1840s former gate lodge of the Butler Estate, retaining original features like exposed stone, arched windows, and turret details.

Features an F energy rating and an oil-fired central heating system, meaning buyers may want to investigate energy efficiency upgrades.

Wraparound gravel driveway, lawns on all sides, and mature trees provide a lovely private outdoor environment.

Features lawns on all sides, a wraparound gravel driveway, and an abundance of mature trees, offering plenty of scope for keen gardeners.

The quiet rural roads surrounding Castlecrine provide pleasant routes for country walks and fresh air.

There are no commercial gym facilities on site or within immediate walking distance, requiring travel toward Sixmilebridge or larger centers.

Quiet country lanes offer good cycling opportunities, though rural roads lack dedicated cycle lanes.

While local golf courses in County Clare and Limerick can be reached by car, there is none immediately adjacent.

The wider County Clare region offers various angling opportunities, though buyers should verify local river access from the property.

Rural country roads and local equestrian facilities in the region make this a viable location for horse riding enthusiasts.

Inland location means water sports require travel to nearby lakes, rivers, or coastal estuaries.

Two reception rooms and wraparound grounds provide lovely spaces for hosting guests, both indoors by the solid fuel stove and outdoors.

Situated in the tranquil countryside of Castlecrine with mature trees and a gated entrance, offering an exceptionally quiet and private environment.

A quintessential rural property dating back to the 1840s, surrounded by open countryside while remaining just 3 km from Sixmilebridge.

Located only 3 km from Sixmilebridge, providing easy access to local village amenities, schools, shops, and a railway station.

The property is inland in County Clare with no coastal proximity or sea views.

Set in a distinct rural countryside location, far removed from urban hustle, though larger towns like Limerick and Ennis are within driving distance.

Proximity to Sixmilebridge allows for participation in local community groups, sports clubs, and village activities.

Local cafés are available in nearby Sixmilebridge, but urban-scale café culture requires travel to Limerick or Ennis.

Rural setting offers virtually no nightlife on the doorstep, though local pubs exist in Sixmilebridge.

Local community halls and nearby towns host various wellness and fitness classes.

Primarily a residential rural area with limited local professional networking venues.

Tech hubs are accessible in Limerick and Shannon, but buyers dependent on high-speed connectivity should verify broadband infrastructure.